Sentence examples for potential aggressive from inspiring English sources
Nato troops should be stationed permanently in eastern Europe to guard against potential aggressive moves by Russia, two former US policymakers have said in a report that could raise tensions with Moscow.
During his eight-year tenure, Finland constructed the so-called Mannerheim Line of fortifications across the Karelian Isthmus facing Leningrad; this system of defenses was intended to block any potential aggressive moves by the Soviet Union.
We remain firmly behind the view that the explanation for poor cash conversion (which has resulted in a "cash deficit" over a number of years) provided by the company is inadequate and therefore continue to caution investors over potential aggressive revenue recognition.
Right now, none of those big nations wishes to change the status quo, and ironically, the potential aggressive lunacy of North Korea — or its potential implosion — may be keeping them talking with one another much more than they would otherwise do.
The potential aggressive conditions that the cement-based materials can suffer have been identified to be: carbonation, water permeation (leaching) and reinforcement corrosion.
This suggests that HV1 mutations found in both DCIS and IBC, when found in patients with DICS only, may be indicators of DCIS with potential aggressive behavior.
In this study, both MEMRI studies in cells and xenografts have shown significant difference in T1 shortening between CRCs with different metastatic potential: highly aggressive cells/tumours showed two to three times greater T1 shortening than less aggressive ones, with high statistical significance.
New York's announcement could highlight the potential for aggressive action against obesity during the current recession.
Of note, Pickhardt et al. [27] have shown that MBIR has significant potential when aggressive dose reduction strategies are utilised.
It's so difficult, because it has such a potential for aggressive behavior and humiliation.
"It's a precaution due to the size of the sharks and potential for aggressive behavior," said Michael Diller, a lifeguard and beach supervisor in Seal Beach.
